Saturday 13 June 2015

Gajendra Moksham

GAJENDRA MOKSHAM

Gajendra moksham is one of the popular stories in India. It was said to be happened in the bank of river Cauvery ; Where lord Ranganathar temple is situated. The location called Sri Rangam (Sri Ranganathar vasasthalam). Let me come to the point, What is Gajendra Moksham? How it is happened? let me reveal.

Once upon a time there is a person called Indradyumana, who was a great King, (next jenma he is called Gajendra) . One day sage Agasthiar came to visit him, that time he never welcome him nor mind him , eventhough he is a human know he is having ahangaram that he is very rich and he is king who is ruling entire dynasty. So, Agasthiar cursed him that in next jenma he would be born as an elephant in which he would be taught the hard way that self is to be renounced and surrendered to the Lord.


Courtesy : Wikipedia

The crocodile in its previous birth was a Gandharva king called HuHu. Once Sage Devala came to visit him. The two were taking bath and Sage Devala was offering prayers to the Sun God when Huhu pulled the sage's leg for fun. He cursed Huhu in next birth you will be born as a crocodile . Huhu asked for pardon. The sage told that he cannot reverse the curse which he have given. you get moksha when Vishnu will directly come and visit you that time your head will be cut your head by sudarshana chakra.

Thus the two souls were redeemed from their curses, the results of their "Puraakritam". King Indradyumna immediately attained Vaikuntha, the abode of Vishnu far higher than Swarga. This is referred to as Saroopya Mukti, or the liberation of receiving a spiritual body. The tale of Gajendra forms an integral theme in the Vaishnavism religion and has huge symbolic value with Gajendra as the man, Huhu as sins and the muddy water of the lake as Samsāra.

So always pray lord what ever the situation may be, if you are happy think of God. If you are sad, think of God all is in his hands. So, always dedicated yourself to lord Vishnu 

Om Namo Narayana!

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